This section is dedicated to ancient coins minted in Cappadocia, a historical region located in central Anatolia (present-day Turkey). It covers the period from -650 to 650, encompassing the pre-Hellenistic, Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods.
Here you will find coins issued by the kings of Cappadocia, notably under the Ariarathid and Archelaus dynasties, as well as coins minted under Roman and Byzantine rule. These coins display a wide variety of types and iconographies, reflecting the history and culture of this region at the crossroads of Greek, Persian, and Roman influences.
Explore a collection rich in history, including drachmas, tetradrachms, obols, and other denominations, offering a fascinating glimpse into the economy and monetary art of ancient Cappadocia. Ancient Greek inscriptions and royal portraits are key elements of these coins, testifying to their era and provenance.
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